Landscape Survey - State of Economic Inclusion 2019-2020

Afghanistan, Argentina, Burundi...and 69 more, 2019 - 2020

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Reference ID

WLD_2019_LS_v01_M

DOI

https://doi.org/10.48529/qzbc-bz89

Producer(s)

Partnership for Economic Inclusion

Collection(s)

Fragility, Conflict and Violence

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Dec 11, 2020

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poverty segments - other vulnerable (povseg_vuln)

Data file: data_file

Overview

Valid: 219

Invalid: 0

Type: Discrete

Start: 2510

End: 2512

Width: 3

Range: -

Format: character

Questions and instructions

Literal question

Poverty segments that the program explicitly targets (Multiple choice)
- Other vulnerable

Categories

Value	Category	Cases
No		143	65.3%
Yes		76	34.7%

Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.

Interviewer instructions

Please refer to the definitions provided below and select all that apply from the list provided.

Poor: Those whose consumption is below the national poverty line, as defined by the government. Or those who, because of their personal and/or community characteristics, face barriers in accessing opportunities to earn sustainable livelihoods and have elevated risks of being/staying in poverty and/or being socially marginalized
Extreme poor: Those whose consumption is below the $1.90/day (2011 PPP - see conversion rates) who can work on a sustained basis. Also defined as the bottom 50% of the poor population in a country or those unable to meet basic needs.
Ultra-poor: Those whose consumption is below $0.95/day (2011 PPP- see conversion rates). Also defined as those experiencing the most severe forms of deprivation, e.g. persistently hungry, lack of sources of income, etc.
Other vulnerable: other groups that do not meet any of the above criteria, e.g. those just above the poverty line, marginalized groups irrespective of their poverty level, etc.

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